John Morley on Irish Affairs.
♦ (Per Press Association) London, Jan. 17. John Morley, speaking at Dundee, stated tnat the revenue for the {year 1895 96 showed that Ireland contributed one-twelfth instead of one-twentieth to the Imperial revenue. He was not in favor of a reduction on Irish whtsky below that imposed in England. There were other methods by which re-adjust-ment of taxation was possible. He preferred to wait until Sir Michael Hicks- Beach had delivered his budget speech before discussing the question further. He considered Mr Balfour's recent speech at Manchester had spread confusion.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 168, 18 January 1897, Page 2
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